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AnasAbdin
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
shark vs the universe
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Kaledo Art
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Peter Solarz
we're not kids anymore.
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@becomingthemaninside
Its my 3 year on T mark and 1 month post op from top surgery. This is the result! Still healing to be done and with that it will change a little. Not able to lift or carry things quite yet. god what a crazy, enlightening, wonderful and life changing experience. Thank you universe. If i do say so myself i like the results :) and to the people who told me i would never look like a “real” man, whatever that means, I wish you well with all that negativity.
WARNING GRAPHIC: I couldnt decide whether to post this photo or not because of the kind of graphic content but i decided to do it because of comments that have been made. Trans people go through great amounts of pain to become the person they need to be. It is not any easier to recover from surgery physically and no we dont feel any less pain. We are still humans and feel the same pain. Just because the surgery is a “choice” does not mean we dont struggle. There is an extremely tight bandage that restricts breathing and bruises my ribs. I have multiple big incisions, including 2 open ones for the drains that hang on each side. The drains suck fluid out of my chest. They both will stay on for 10 days. The surgery took 2 and a half hours and removed more than a 2 handfuls of tissue and nerves. I can not pick things up, move my arms, reach for anything or lay down besides sitting straight up. I have to figure out unique ways to do this because mostly I am by myself. I am not complaing in anyway. I am doing amazing and handling the struggles very well. My happiness is still beyond anything ive ever felt. Plus look how flat my chest already looks! Just remember its not easy for the trans community. We often lack family support and go through a ton to become the people we were meant to be, while staying strong and trying to be advocates. Some of the ignorant questions I get on a weekly basis are so ignorant but I answer them because i would rather answer them than someone who severly struggles. If you meet a trans person, which you will at some point, take a second and try to imagine what they go through on a daily basis and give them love, kindness and support. The good always outweighs the bad.
Today I reached a huge milestone in my life. this picture was taken right before I had top surgery with dr rumer! It was an insane feeling of mixed emotions. I was in disbelief it was really happening up untill the nurses wheeled me away for anesthesia. Im so beyond happy and relieved. I will no longer have to look in the mirror, take a breath and say its ok theyre not going to be there one day. My family made the decision not to come, which was to be expected but i really had hopes they would come around. They didnt even want to know the location of the surgery (i made sure to give them all the details in case because i realized I had to be the bigger person). The nurses said I went out with a smile on my face and woke up with a smile on my face asking excitedly if they were really gone. Its the first night and recovering is difficult but my god does it feel like theres a burden lifted off my chest haha. I will post more in depth details about the prcedure and having it with Dr rumer later as well as more pictures. Stay happy everyone.
2 and a half years years on T. Sometimes I feel like I havent made as much progress as other transmen because I dont have facial hair or had top surgery yet etc.... but at the end of the day im so proud!
Transition Tuesday: Developing Pecs
Whether you want to build muscles or maximize your top surgery results before and after the procedure, developing your pectoral muscles is the way to go. It is important to keep in mind that these muscles are divided into groups, thus different exercises can target these different areas. Below are some exercises that can address your inner, lower-outer, upper and entire pectoral muscles.
Inner Pecs: narrow grip bench press, cable crossovers, pec-dec flys
Lower-outer Pecs: decline barbell/dumbbell/machine presses, parallel bar dips, decline flys, cable decline flys, decline push ups
Upper Pecs: incline barbell/dumbbell/machine presses, incline dumbbell flys
Entire Pecs: push ups, bench press, triceps dips
To find detailed explanations and videos of how to do these exercises go to: Exercise Finder by bodybuilding.com. Here you can also narrow your search by muscle group, equipment, mechanics and exercise type.
Fitness Friday
One of my employees today looked at me and said "yo you some kinda fag" I turned right around and said "yo you some kinda fired"
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Dr.Rumer
Im hopefully having topsurgery(keyhole) with dr rumer this june. I was wondering if any of yall had any advice on what to expect and what not. Thanks!
Working on my body and muscles before top surgery!
Hey everyone! Recent picture of me, havent posted in awhile.
Jordan, ftm, hit me up!
Being trans means we have to work hard everyday to be the person we want to be. We have to learn how to love, respect and support ourselves, even if the people around us dont. And when people dont give us the respect we deserve, we learn to hold our heads high. Its always a challenge and gets easier but the past always is in our minds. Stay strong <3
Hey! My name is Jordan. In late june ill be 2 years on T. I cant believe that much time has flown by. My transition went slowly, i didnt get results quickly like alot of people seem to. My body is not done changing from the T but ive loved the process and the best thing ive learned is be patient, love yourself and your body and it will all come together...im always up to talking to new people and swaping stories. Stay stong <3
1 month on T vs now 20 months.
20 months on T. Still experiencing alot of changes!
Facial hair is finially starting to come in and face is starting to fill out. :)
